C++ pointer vs. non-pointer

Sup /prog/

C++, if I make my own class, lets just say class cShitHead

cShitHead dave * new cShitHead( "dave" );
dave->PrintName();

or

cShitHead dave( "dave" );
dave.PrintName();

I myself like the pointer notation better. However, which one is more efficient and better on memory? and why?

In the first case memory is allocated on the HEAP.

In the second case memory is allocated on the STACK.

It's the same amount of memory in both cases.  The memory on the heap needs to be de-allocated manually, while the memory on the stack is released automatically when the function returns.

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is sepples really that retarded? does it really specify implementation details like that?